Gaston Christian 3, Metrolina Christian 0 — Taylor Purkey, Morgan Hoffman and Olivia Schmitke scored one goal apiece, Nina Okoroji assisted one and Clara Ellington saved a penalty kick as part of the shutout in goal as Gaston Christian (13-4-1, 10-2) wrapped up second place in the Metrolina Athletic Conference. The Eagles host Gaston Day 7 p.m. today before beginning the conference tournament 7 p.m. Monday at home against Hickory Grove.

South Point 10, East Gaston 0 (five innings) — Garret Davila went the distance, yielding just one hit with eight strikeouts, to collect the win for South Point. Derek Perry (three hits), Mykel Davis (two hits, four RBIs), Adam Andrew (two hits) and Davila (two hits, two RBIs) led the Red Raiders at the plate. Patrick Murphy got East Gaston’s lone hit in the second inning. South Point (19-1) hosts North Gaston on Tuesday in Big South 3A Conference action. East Gaston slipped to 14-8 overall.

Gaston Christian 3, Metrolina Christian 0 — Taylor Purkey, Morgan Hoffman and Olivia Schmitke scored one goal apiece, Nina Okoroji assisted one and Clara Ellington saved a penalty kick as part of the shutout in goal as Gaston Christian (13-4-1, 10-2) wrapped up second place in the Metrolina Athletic Conference. The Eagles host Gaston Day 7 p.m. today before beginning the conference tournament 7 p.m. Monday at home against Hickory Grove.

East Gaston 11, South Point 9 — Christian Huggins (two hits), Bradley Miller (two hits, two RBIs) and Tyler Spurling (two hits) led East Gaston at the plate. Kyle Truett picked up the win for the Warriors, who completed the season at 9-10 overall.

King 7, Belmont Abbey 6 — For the Crusaders (27-16-1), the offensive production was provided primarily by Michael Falsetti and Kennan Stanley during an opening-round loss at the Conference Carolinas tournament in Burlington. Falsetti would have the lone multi-hit game and drive in three runs, while Stanley would tie the game in the seventh with a three-run home run to right center. The homer was Stanley’s fifth of the season. Kyle Rogers (3-2) was tagged with the loss for the Abbey, while Alex Martin would earn the win despite giving up the homer to Stanley. The Crusaders will play in an elimination game today at 3 p.m. in Burlington.

Belmont Abbey pitcher Nate Cudney was named as first-team Conference Carolinas All-Conference on Thursday. Shortstop Ian Vazquez, designated hitter Michael Falsetti, outfielder Anthony Dimino and pitcher Cody Stull were named to the second team. Mount Olive swept the major awards. Mike Mercurio (player of the year), Matt Dillon (pitcher of the year), Zak Orrison (freshman of the year) and Carl Lancaster (coach of the year) all collected honors for the Trojans.